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LBMP–068: Michael Whytock –– Six Meditations on Gregorian Themes for organ
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A captivating set of organ pieces inspired by Gregorian chant and infused with minimalist elements. These evocative works blend tradition and modernity, offering both liturgical depth and recital appeal. Perfect for organists seeking fresh, expressive repertoire grounded in sacred music heritage.
43 pages total
Composed by Michael Whytock
- A handsome volume containing six post-minimalist pieces for organ
- Two available formats
- Wire bound softback
- Tablet (PDF – one download available for 5 days)
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This collection of chant-based organ music originated with Ave Maris Stella, which was awarded second prize in a competition for new organ compositions. The remaining works were written as companion pieces, drawing on my many years of improvisation and liturgical practice. They are essentially post-minimalist in character, blending minimalist techniques with elements of Gregorian chant and other musical styles to form a more eclectic and expressive language.
Michael Whytock (b. 1988) is an award-winning composer, organist, and pianist from London. Since winning second prize in the inaugural Beauty in Sound Composition Competition, his works have received critical acclaim and have been performed at various venues across the United Kingdom, including Portsmouth Cathedral, Southwark Cathedral, St Edmundsbury Cathedral, and St Paul’s Cathedral in London.
Pending.
